FROM causing Carlton to faint in Fresh Prince of Bel Air to kissing Liz Hurley in The Job, these are some of Donald Trump’s best cameos – which you’ve probably forgotten about.

The Presidential candidate, who will learn his fate in the battle against Hillary Clinton tonight, even has a silent part in Sex and the City, mocks Hugh Grant for getting dumped in Two Weeks Notice and even fights on WWE.

Did you know Donald Trump had a cameo in these TV programmes and films?

Do you remember Trump saying: “Without Derek Zoolander, male modelling wouldn’t be what it is today”?

Or directing Kevin to the lobby in a fancy hotel in classic Christmas movie Home Alone 2: Lost in New York?

Here’s a collection of some of his best cameos...

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The Fresh Prince of Bel Air

Donald Trump appeared on Fresh Prince with his second wife Marla Maples

Carlton was so moved by the visit to Uncle Phil's house that he FAINTED

Sex and the City

As Carrie said: 'Samantha, a Cosmopolitan and Donald Trump... what could be more New York?'

Trump's Sex and the City cameo

Home Alone 2

Trump helped direct Kevin in Home Alone 2

WWE

He even appeared on wrestling show WWE

And got into a fist fight on the show

Two Weeks Notice

He mocked Hugh Grant over his break up on Two Weeks Notice

The Job

Trump also kissed Liz Hurley on The Job

The Drew Cary Show

Trump called these cast members 'morons' on The Drew Cary Show

As well as these scenes, Trump also had brief parts in American sitcoms and films including Spin City, The Nanny, The Associate, The Little Rascals, Eddie and Suddenly Susan – which he appeared in twice.

Of course, with an 11-year run in Alan Sugar's spot on The Apprentice US, which Trump quit last year to concentrate on politics, he's never been off TV screens for long in America.